- Accommodation
- Tour Information
- Introduction
Pre Tour - Broneirion
*Prices are per paying passenger based on 2 people sharing a twin room and a minimum of 40 passengers.
Monday 11th - Friday 15th June 2012
Why don’t you start your journey to the 2012 Annual Meeting in the heart of Wales, with a stay in the stunning grounds of Broneirion, a Grade II listed property owned by Girlguiding Cymru? Situated on the side of a steep, wooded valley overlooking the River Severn and the village of Llandinam, Broneirion is the perfect base from which to explore the picturesque landscapes of Central Wales.
Itinerary
Monday 11th June
Meet the coach in Cardiff to travel to the heart of Wales, where the stunning property and grounds of Broneirion lie.
Tuesday 12th June
Day trip to Welsh coastal town of Aberystwyth. Walk along the seafront, down the pier or up to the castle ruins of the town, but be sure not to leave without visiting the harbour. Once one of the busiest harbours in Wales, it is now a hub for visitors with plenty of cafes, bars and restaurants.
Wednesday 13th June
Day of on site activities arranged by Broneirion staff – a chance for you to explore the grounds of the wonderful property.
Thursday 14th June
Full Day Trip to Snowdonia National Park. As the largest National Park in Wales, Snowdonia boasts the highest mountain and the largest natural lake in Wales which can be enjoyed by a ride on the mountain railway to the Snowdon Summit.
Friday 15th June
Travel to Cardiff via the spectacular spa town of Llandrindod Wells where you will find art, history and culture in abundance. Join fellow Trefoil members at your chosen hotel in Cardiff for the start of the AM Weekend…
Tour Inclusions
- 4 nights’ half board accommodation at Broneirion
- Services of a friendly Venture Abroad Representative
- Coach transportation for excursions
- Day of on-site activities at Broneirion
- Transportation to and from Cardiff
Broneirion Property
The Victorian House is surrounded by four and a half acres of beautiful grounds, home to daffodils, rhododendrons, azaleas and the famous Wellingtonia trees, the first of their species to be planted in Wales, which have now reached an enormous height towering above the house. Also situated in the grounds is the Brownie House, Y Bwthyn, which was originally the Davies children's summer house.
